Tutukaka Coast

Tutukaka Coast

The Tutukaka Coast is located to the east of Whangārei in the Northland Region of New Zealand. It is a rare and exceptional coastline, ranked as the third-best coastal destination in the world. This truly natural and stunningly beautiful shoreline attracts numerous visitors.

The Tutukaka Coast is made up of charming coastal villages, long stretches of white sandy beaches, and peaceful, clear bays. Moderate development has helped preserve the area’s natural charm, making it one of New Zealand’s most appealing coastlines. You can rent a dive boat to explore the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve and witness its vibrant marine life, or try deep-sea fishing for a truly unique experience. You can also simply relax on the beach, soak up the summer sun, and work on your tan—or dive beneath the waves to discover a colorful underwater world. You can enter the beautiful horseshoe-shaped bay, an excellent spot for swimming—even in winter, as long as you’re wearing a wetsuit.

The Tutukaka Coast combines nature and culture, entertainment and leisure, allowing you to not only enjoy breathtaking natural scenery but also take advantage of the excellent facilities offered by coastal holiday villas.

Tutukaka Coast

Must-visit reason: New Zealand’s most attractive coastline

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: New Zealand

Province/State where the attraction is located: Northland Region